Elsewhere in the Parishes

Bermuda's other points of interest—and there are many—are scattered throughout the nine parishes. This section, covering the length and breadth of the island, focuses on the major ones. Yet half the fun of exploring Bermuda is wandering down forgotten lanes or discovering little-known coves and beaches. A motor scooter, or bicycle if you don't mind hills, is ideal for this kind of travel. You can also take public transportation, which, aside from being cheap and efficient, offers a great way to meet the locals. (Route maps and schedules for ferries and buses can be picked up at any visitor information center.) A guided taxi tour, costing about $110 for three hours, is the quickest way to see the sights in all the parishes. Many taxi-tour drivers are experienced, knowledgeable guides who will lead you along the roads less traveled for a look at real Bermudian life.